Top-seeded Boston College erased a three-goal deficit with 8:10 to play to take a 14-13 victory over vs. #4 Syracuse in the semifinal round of the 2019 ACC Championship, held at Alumni Stadium. Taylor Walker's tally with 14.3 seconds remaining proved to be the game-winner for the Eagles, who advance to Sunday's ACC Championship game. Walker took the entry pass from Dempsey Arsenault and scored on a backhanded flip, past Syracuse goalkeeper Asa Goldstock. The Eagles tied it with 1:40 left in regulation, as Sam Apuzzo recovered a turnover deep in Syracuse territory and found the back of the net. She registered a hat trick on the evening for BC. It was a back-and-forth start to the match before the Orange took a two-goal lead - 5-3 - midway through the first half. The Eagles scored the next three, taking a 7-6 lead off the stick of Apuzzo with 7:25 left. BC led 7-6, after Arsenault scored off a bouncing shot on a free-position. Cuse's Emily Hawryschuk's diving shot in the waning seconds of the period tied it at 7-7 into the break. Syracuse scored to start the second half before two straight from Boston College - by Apuzzo and Sheila Rietano - made it, 9-8, with 26:04 to go. The Orange tied it again with 24:43 to play and with the game knotted at 9-9, BC made a switch in net as Lauren Daly took over for Abbey Ngai. Walker would strike four-and-a-half minutes later on a free position opportunity, making it 10-9 in favor of BC. The Orange would score four unanswered goals, taking a 13-10 lead with 8:10 remaining before the top-ranked Eagles made their surge. The Eagles will take on the winner of the matchup between #2-seeded North Carolina and #6 Duke in the title game on Sunday at 1 p.m. GAME INFORMATION Score: #1 Boston College 14, #4 Syracuse 13 Records: Boston College 19-0 (7-0 ACC), Syracuse 15-4 (0-7 ACC) Location: Chestnut Hill, Mass. – Alumni Stadium HOW IT HAPPENED FIRST HALF GOAL: BC 1, Cuse 0: 28:39 – Arsenault scores on a free position straight ahead GOAL: BC 1, Cuse 1 - 27:47: Rahal from the backside of the net to score on the left side GOAL: BC 2, Cuse 1 - 26:50: Walker takes a diagonal pass from Rietano, left to right GOAL: BC 2, Cuse 2 - 25:12 - Wallon scores man-up goal down the middle of the scoring area GOAL: Cuse 3, BC 2 - 24:44 - Hawryschuk goes from behind the goal to score upper left corner GOAL: Cuse 4, BC 2 - 20:54 - Hawryschuk side-delivery on the run, right side GOAL: Cuse 4, BC 3 - 18:26 - Kent takes the errant pass, scores off right post GOAL: Cuse 5, BC 3 - 15:21 - Levy goes parallel to the goal; scores low right corner GOAL: Cuse 5, BC 4 - 11:45 - Lappin goes 1v1 after corralling the ground ball off the turnover GOAL: BC 5, Cuse 5 - 10:21 - Taylor takes centering pass from Rietano and scores GOAL: BC 6, Cuse 5 - 7:25 - Sam. Apuzzo. GOAL: BC 6, Cuse 6 - 3:45 - Swart scores on a free position, left side GOAL: BC 7, Cuse 6 - 2:49 - Arsenault on a free position, bouncer on the right side GOAL: BC 7, Cuse 7 - 9.0 - Hawryschuk with a diving shot on the right side SECOND HALF GOAL: Cuse 8, BC 7 - 29:17 - Carney gathers centering pass from Tyrrell on free position GOAL: BC 8, Cuse 8 - 27:19 - Apuzzo right-to-left, shot low on the bounce to the corner GOAL: BC 9, Cuse 8 - 26:04 - Rietano changes speed, beats defenders into the scoring area GOAL: BC 9, Cuse 9 - 24:43 - Swart rotates at the top of the 8-meter area, scores left side GOAL: BC 10, Cuse 9 - 19:10 - Walker goes high on a free position straight ahead GOAL: BC 10, Cuse 10 - 13:55 - Hawryschuk takes the entry pass, beats Daly point blank GOAL: Cuse 11, BC 10 - 10:42 - Carney unimpeded toward goal, down the middle GOAL: Cuse 12, BC 10 - 8:42 - Hawryschuk scores on free position GOAL: Cuse 13, BC 10 - 8:10 - Tyrrell scored a goal from in front of Daly GOAL: Cuse 13, BC 11 - 6:53 - Arsenault scores in front of the net, man-up; pass from Kent GOAL: Cuse 13, BC 12 - 5:29 - Urbank takes pass from Arsenault on the left post, point blank GOAL: BC 13, Cuse 13 - 1:40 - Apuzzo recovers the turnover by the Orange in the scoring area GOAL: BC 14, Cuse 13 - 17.4 - Walker with the backhand flip, from Arsenault. Game. Winner. GAME NOTES Boston College advances to the ACC Championship for the second consecutive season. The Eagles win their fourth straight over the Orange and improve their all-time series record to 6-15. BC downed Cuse, 14-12, at the Carrier Dome on Feb. 16 in the second regular season game Three Eagles recorded hat tricks on the night - Sam Apuzzo, Dempsey Arsenault, and Taylor Walker. Arsenault, Sheila Rietano, and Kenzie Kent each tallied two assists. Apuzzo has scored at least one goal in 74 of her 75 career games played. She has 101 points so far in 2019. Arsenault has recorded at least one point in 45 consecutive contests for the Eagles. BC is outscoring their opponents 328-183 this season. Lauren Daly moves to 6-0 on the season. The total margin of victory in the two wins over Syracuse this season is three goals. The win marks head coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein's 110th win at the helm of the program. She became just the first head coach in program history to record 100 wins over her career earlier this season in a win over Georgetown.